I recently had the opportunity to review a book for entrepreneurs that had some great advice, a list of seven priorities for the critical first year of business. The more I thought about this list, the more important that it seemed to me. So I have decided to create a series of posts elaborating on [...]
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7 First Year Priorities for Entrepreneurs
I recently had the opportunity to review a book for entrepreneurs that had some great advice, a list of seven priorities for the critical first year of business. The more I thought about this list, the more important that it seemed to me. So I have decided to create a series of posts elaborating on [...]
Book Launch from the Middle Zone!
Yeehaw! Hey, ya’ll, come celebrate with me, won’t you?
Why are we celebrating, you ask?
OK, since you ask, I’ll tell ya! July 15, 2009 is a banner day for little ol’ me because it’s the official launch of my very first book from Middle Zone Publishing (sound of crowd cheering enthusiastically)!
Yep; writing a book wasn’t even [...]
Attracting Knowledge Workers to Real-Life Communities
Charlie Grantham and Jim Ware, writing at The Future of Work
, ask:
What can you do to help your community become a net attractor of knowledge worker talent?
We have synthesized our ideas and Gardner’s into a few simple questions you can use in community development workshops. Please bear in mind that this list is research in [...]
Tips for Web Workers
Meryl Evans at Web Worker Daily has assembled a collection of tips on the Minimum Specs for a Successful Web Worker Machine. I am honored to have one of my own tips included!
Web working is not for everybody. Those who do it tend to have traits and personalities that fit the web working life. [...]